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[@oluwaseunezekiel143]

Troy is not a movie. It is a gift to humanity

[@albertagua7608]

❤

[@raziel4235]

Don't understand the hate towards this movie, I absolutely love it.

[@tractor7776]

Same

[@adolfoandreavila7104]

Read the book and you'll see why

[@joebond545]

@@adolfoandreavila7104 sure it changes alot, but this film is still one of the classics and we all know it :)

[@fungunsun1]

The book is a myth. The directors vision was to show how it could actually be like if it was a real event.

[@blackmantis3130]

@@adolfoandreavila7104 people are angry about mythology?

[@taztoon3387]

I don’t think brad pit gets the recognition he fully deserves, great actor 👍

[@ronaldwest2264]

And then you go and spell his name incorrectly. PitT, Brad Pitt

[@taztoon3387]

@@ronaldwest2264 does it matter lol, you knew who meant.

[@yomismo5711]

I think so as well

[@TheCoolerBrother]

Hector is so humble… when menelous compliments him by saying “I’ve seen too many of my men struck down with your arm” he just says “never again I hope” 9:10

[@TheVictorOluwafemi]

“Is there no one else” will remain one of the greatest lines in gladiators movie genre. Brad absolutely killed his role here.

[@Baconplays245]

are you not entertain is the best line in battle

[@cibis2882]

Is there new one else

[@ascendtoaesthetics]

"are you not entertained" is another

[@Shadow-gm9ct]

*sword-and-sandal

[@tylerdurden8640]

Achilles - the best warrior who ever lived. Brad Pitt poetred him masterly. Forever inspired by him. " THERES NO PACTS BETWEEN LIONS AND MEN"

[@magtovi]

*portrayed ...sorry

[@pootypotputt]

I say this whenever i need to go get through the last couple reps!

[@guilhermedinizdosreis24]

Too bad hes a myth lol

[@tylerdurden8640]

@@guilhermedinizdosreis24 so what? There are so many legends out there that people look up to and admire. Even some anime's like Goku, Vegeta, Naruto, Avatar etc. Did you know who Israel Adesanya is? One of the best fighters alive that find his inspiration in animes'... you are so limited. Everything starts in your toughts.

[@ventsislavstefanov9590]

@@guilhermedinizdosreis24 His myth inspired Alexander the Great who personally went to Troy and paid his respects to Achilles. His legend is for sure inflated but whether he was a real person or not it’s up in the air.

[@richardlatu8671]

Achilles: imagine a king that fights his own battles. Leonidas: hold my spear

[@rthelionheart]

Alexander the Great didn't just bark orders.

[@itrrii6582]

@@rthelionheart yes there is a reason he is called “the great”

[@stephenstephenthegreat2072]

Stephen the Great fought his own battles, Michael the brave as well.

[@dirksharp9876]

In the Iliad when Achilles refuses to fight after many attempts to bring him back to the battle, Agamemnon basically promises him the world if he returns. Achilles was so scorned by the initial disrespect he still refused, which made Odysseus really depressed, they all thought it was unwinnable at that point. So with no options left Agamemnon himself does take up armor and weapons and leads the charge, pushing the Trojans back all the way from the ships to their city gates. I hate it when people say the book is better than the movie but you should definitely read the Iliad if you enjoyed this movie, it's one of the greatest works ever made.

[@nickpetriashvili2863]

Most of Georgian kings fought their battles. Not USA state of Georgia, I mean country Georgia. Georgians weren't cowards.

[@ConstantineJoseph]

Brad Pitt was 40 when this was filmed and he looked at the prime of his youth at age 25 playing the mighty Achilles

[@kanyewest3038]

Mr. Button 😅

[@2hot2handle65]

Brad Pitt had bad acne as a teenager. This is like the only advantage of acne-prone skin: you age much slower.

[@robbyrodriguez8538]

looks younger via edit

[@olaoluolajugbe5811]

Forty isn't old

[@CXY96]

@@2hot2handle65 Explain this...doesn't acne damage your skin and make you look older?

[@antoniohoang6207]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE. I have watched it 30 times and still love it.

[@ChazzZimmermanMedia]

I've watched it almost 30 times too 🤝🏾

[@ponce1741]

i have watched 100 times and still get me chills

[@Rahul-ec7qz]

Oh I see

[@dannnsss8034]

Obviously you haven't watched the wonderful MASTERPIECE yet, that is AVATAR.

[@lalremsagisagi282]

I love this movie. I have watched times and still love it

[@perfectionbox]

When Achilles tells the boy "that's why no one will remember your name", at first I thought it was an insult, or perhaps mocking the boy's fear, but now I see that it is an honest warning to all those who don't take risks. To live is to risk. Even the best warriors know fear and that is no mark against them.

[@douglaskingsman2565]

It was simply the credo of the warrior, the worldview of the times. Immortality is attained only by being remembered in the minds of others. But that doesn't last long either.

[@pspk70]

Right !

[@exactabox]

he simply told the boy to put his whatever that was towards the horse. then he looked somewhere else..know one will remember your name

[@keeganstrannigan1837]

I view this quote as the ultimate motivator for someone his age, or anyone looking for inspiration. It is a brutally honest warning that if he does not change his mindset and way of living, then he will suffer a life of insignificance.

[@HafiztouseefUlhaq116]

No one can ever beat the dignity of the world s greatest undefeated warrior hazrut Khalid bin Waleed a real lion of Arab lands

[@MStudios2009]

"You sack of wine!!" That insult will echo through the ages

[@Moongod2500]

😂definitely

[@hellofrend]

Who said that?and when

[@MrRiggs2010]

Stil used to this day 😂

[@islamisthesauce]

@@hellofrend Have you seen this whole movie?..

[@hellofrend]

@@islamisthesauce yes.. why?

[@mdriajulislam8828]

Maybe brad pitt was born for this Movie

[@rojanvarghese2363]

I back that

[@NickSibz]

This is still in my top 10 most badass movie moments. Brad absolutely killed his role as Achilles.

[@jethromoise3960]

kam

[@jethromoise3960]

9 PL Po

[@evanhayes5891]

Sorta.

[@schrodingerscat1970]

He literally got killed, as Achelles

[@ritikjain3311]

Please tell the other nine. I want to taste those movies as well.🙂

[@gemmaberlanti3508]

One of my favorite movies of all time. I still watch it to this day. Brad Pit did not play Achilles, he was Achilles!

[@amsathrahim3362]

Troy is one of my most loved films. It's classic and masterpiece. Brad Pitt lived as Achilles and mesmerised

[@johndoe-fq7ez]

He actually did out of an obligation on his contract with the studio it wasn’t a passion project for him

[@360eradaryl7]

Apparently some people hate it 🙁

[@richardbrockmeyer8260]

Spartan is the great's warrior. Died for freedom.

[@goglol9776]

best movie ever for me

[@talyn3932]

@@360eradaryl7 pretty much anyone with even an iota of historical knowledge despise this movie. It's utter trash from a historical standpoint. I get it's based on mythology, but even in that case it's based on Bronze age Mycenean mythology being retold by Homer in Classical era Greece. None of this movie even tries to be accurate to either era... or any. It's such a blend of everything it's not even anachronistic anymore.

[@slightcurvegrin7507]

Dopest movie ever! First time I seen this movie on DVD, it was like watching a brand new movie. Could never get enough of this movie.

[@ronaldwest2264]

Grammar Alert: I HAVE seen, NOT, "I seen...". Or you could say: I SAW... this movie on DVD

[@RFazor]

That fight scene has to be quickest, most badass fight of all-time!

[@tysonnapoleon6292]

Xnxx ciom

[@andresric4033]

@@tysonnapoleon6292 моя дочь убивает муху в 39 раз быстрее и красивее)))

[@fonzario]

R. Fazor. There was no fight. 😂

[@t74guard78]

That fight scene was weak and very unrealistic. The big guy barely moved and was slower then syrup in the winter time. The greatest fighter in the land would have swung his left arm which was holding his shield, and knocked Achilles through the air. He certainly would have been much faster then the scene showed and much more intelligent. No it wasn't even a decent fight scene and much closer to the worst fight scene of all time than the most badass. It was by far the worst fight scene in this movie. How you can think it was so badass, it was the best of all time I have no idea. ??????????????????

[@soumjais6204]

Brad Pitt as Achilles is one of the best casting ever , His feet movement his battle scenes 🔥

[@alexanderapollo2177]

What?

[@don_specialfx2632]

Indeed... the footwork and overall poise brought true definition to the character!

[@onimisimayaki]

My thoughts, the way he moves is magical

[@_ISSHIN_OKI_NAWA_]

何十回も観た映画のひとつ アキレス【ブラッド・ピット】の華麗な戦い方にも毎回しびれてしまいます

[@ayyaskhan2613]

Best of Brad. Some roles are immortal like Russell in gladiator ,AL Pacino scarface, Brando in godfather, Heston in 10 commandments such was Brad Pitt in Troy. Hats off to the casting director.

[@shymaichhangte1551]

"May the gods keep the wolves in the hills and the women in our beds" I like it.

[@AllThingsCubey]

Tbh the whole depiction of Sparta is wrong, the attitude to women, the fancy outfits, the opulent banquet... They clearly did absolutely no reading on Sparta, or they just didn't care.

[@ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΣ-δ1ζ]

@@AllThingsCubey why the depiction of sparta is wrong?

[@gaynzz6841]

Sadly the gods didn't agree.

[@crl122486]

Back when battle scenes didnt completely CGI

[@robj387]

they most definitely used cgi during the battle scenes. logistically, there's no way to film thousands of men lined up in many of the scenes. now, if you mean before they bastardized cgi in things like Transformers, then I'm with you

[@the_walking_tread]

It's the Lotr technology

[@crl122486]

@@the_walking_tread nooooo!!!😂

[@robj387]

@@StaR_Cay deal, if you watch the movie '1917'

[@StaR_Cay]

@@robj387 thanks bro but I have already watched it a year back. And that too came in 2019 ...but Mughal e Azam came in 1960... You must take a look on KZbin itself... It may be not your taste as it showcases Mughal era in India but it's worth watching.

[@marcuscorvinus8927]

"Imagine a king who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight?" If Agamemnon didn't feel that one, I felt it really deep.

[@umarfarooq-qv5sj]

Why

[@TrigazisTasos]

Alexander the great...

[@NightOwl-bu8nq]

No kidding 😄 That's why we don't remember his name 😉😃

[@NightOwl-bu8nq]

@@TrigazisTasos We do remember his name, why do you think he's been called Alexander, the Great, to begin with? 😄

[@andresric4033]

@@NightOwl-bu8nq некоторые настолько тупые что не слышали об Александре

[@pablito_maldito]

someone give that horse at 5:55 an award. best "surprised" acting from a movie horse.

[@michaeldoesfunstuff4992]

"He is not my king." I thought he would say "So fight is invalid. We request a re-fight."

[@ketzbook]

right, but your hero is still dead...

[@user-vr5zk9ox8d]

Lol, I similar comment on this scene in a different video Edit: Not saying you stole it, just thought it was a funny coincidence

[@tmi9885]

They don’t make epics like this, gladiator, or Lotr anymore.

[@rodos8681]

Because it's about white people, which is not allowed any more

[@filoboyryan]

Fr these were the best movies to watch

[@ArkansasGamer]

Or if they do make a movie like this now it's almost all cgi. This movie beautifully used both cgi and practical effects seamlessly on an huge scale. Yes, they're were a lot of cgi scenes, but also thousands of actors/extras, real ships that were built, real costumes, etc.

[@ruminmusic]

True!! 90s was an era of epic movies with the right mix of special effects and actual locations. What we see now is way too inorganic.

[@FerSpada]

​ @D R aquiles wasnt white .....and non of this caracters where either.

[@liberty2four2]

Achilles: "perhaps you should fight him" .. then turn around starting to walk back ... LOL

[@bindaasmard664]

One of my all time favorite movie, Brad Pitt and Eric Bana just nailed it as Achilles and Hector respectively, in fact the casting couldn't have been any better in this film. I don't think as a viewer we will get to see something as epic as this one in today's woke era of tiktok and twitter.

[@satoshi_2]

It’s sad but true

[@SuperErmacX]

Brad's accent kinda ruined it for me.

[@bindaasmard664]

@@SuperErmacX You were expecting him to deliver dialogues in ancient Koine or something ?

[@surfermike2]

One of the best movies of all times. Period! 😁

[@Theodoros_Kolokotronis]

Alexander the Great visited the site of Ancient Troy in 334 B.C., as he embarked on his campaign against the Persian Empire, leading a unified Greek Army (Hellenic League). The visit to Troy held both personal and strategic significance for Alexander. On one hand, it fulfilled his long-held desire to pay tribute to his hero Achilles and connect with the glorious past of Greek mythology. On the other hand, the visit served as a powerful symbolic gesture that showcased his intention to unite the Greek world under his rule and carry on the legacy of the legendary heroes. Upon reaching the Tomb of Achilles, Alexander took a moment to pay his respects and acknowledge the greatness of the legendary warrior. Then, Alexander poured oil over the tomb, a customary practice in ancient Greek funerary rituals, symbolizing purification and sanctification. He also placed garlands of flowers and foliage on the tomb, signifying honor and respect for the deceased. Next, Alexander and Hephaestion sacrificed animals, likely horses, to honor the spirits of Achilles and Patroclus. This ritual was meant to appease the souls of the dead and seek their favor. Finally, Alexander is believed to have organized athletic games at the site, following the ancient Greek tradition of hosting such competitions in memory of deceased heroes. By paying homage to Achilles, Alexander was reinforcing his connection to the heroic past and legitimizing his claim to lead the Greek world. After Troy and his first victory at the battle of the Granicus, while leading a unified Greek Army (Hellenic League) to avenge the Persian invasions in Greece 150 years prior, Alexander the Great sent 300 suits of full Persian armour (to honor the legendary last stand of the 300 Spartans in Thermopylae) to Athens, as a votive offering to Goddess Athena, to be hung on the Acropolis. He ordered an inscription to be fixed over them; “Alexander, son of Philip and all the Greeks, present this offering from the spoils taken from the barbarians inhabiting Asia". A statue group, known as the Granicus Monument, was erected by Alexander in the sanctuary of Zeus at Dion. This consisted of bronze statues by Lysippus, of Alexander with twenty-five of his companions who had died in the initial cavalry charge, all on horseback. Alexander the Great is a sacred, immortal, legendary figure for us Greeks. Mostly for uniting all Greek City States and Kingdoms and spreading the unique Hellenic culture to the edges of the world. The rightful descendant of legendary Achilles. Eternal Hellas 🔥🇬🇷

[@ashara_rhaenys]

Brad Pitt, Rose Byrne and Eric Bana were the best part of this movie for me. I found Achilles and Briseis love story more interesting. And Hector was the bravest and most honorable character.

[@bradpitt1151]

Hello fan how are you doing today 💕💕

[@samanthasmith2910]

Hector was kinda dishonorable when he saved Paris.

[@avidaepassageirawell1916]

In fact, on that movie Brad Pitt was fantastic as Achilles. Totally unbelievable, unbreakable and unfailing!!! One of the best Brad Pitt's roles! 👏✌👊🙌😉💗

[@luciddreamingx6072]

Achilles has newer lived ..Paris and Helen newer Egsisted... read Reall History....!

[@avidaepassageirawell1916]

@@luciddreamingx6072 Mimimi!!! Don't talk something like that, bro!!! No bulshits, please! 😑😑😑

[@thenarrator1984]

Brad Pitt has douzens of better roles. This is mediocre

[@avidaepassageirawell1916]

@@thenarrator1984 For you! For me not!

[@thenarrator1984]

@@avidaepassageirawell1916 it's not debatable.

[@Thedesertguy75]

This was such an epic film. Brad Pitt was awesome...again.

[@UndisclosedTalent]

Troy was a phenomenal movie... very much unappreciated in its time

[@pspk70]

Yes ! People realized later.

[@viliametiko391]

This fight scene and the one with Hector ...the baddest fight choreography without CGI. ..

[@stevem2323]

Brad Pitt killed it as Achilles.

[@Necreon021]

Also Brad Pitt got killed as Achilles

[@stevem2323]

@@Necreon021 Well it's Achilles, what's you expect?

[@evanhayes5891]

He did okay

[@stevem2323]

@@evanhayes5891 He was ideal for the role

[@evanhayes5891]

@@stevem2323 Physically, yes. But there's some holes in his performance.

[@exmachina4010]

4:20 2021 and still no one knows or remembers the poor kid's name....

[@BitesizedChris]

Does he even have a name in the credit?

[@natetran9987]

@Alyosha Petrov that's why no one remembers his name lol

[@Moongod2500]

@Alyosha Petrov 😂

[@okeyokorie8548]

@Alyosha Petrov 😄🤣🤣

[@nothing9220]

He is Frodo.. He was inspired and decided to go for the Ring

[@brightgrantson7]

6:40 THe Iconic shout. "Is there no one else"

[@freakshow2203]

I remember back in school we watched this movie and it was freaking incredible. Every second of it I was all in waiting to see how it would all play out and I wasn’t disappointed. 😇 This movie should get praised more.

[@brysonfreeman7226]

Well now it is praised, and we have a director’s cut of this movie

[@patcullen9304]

Read the book by homer, this is the worst movie I've ever seen

[@juangringo3906]

@@patcullen9304 Cry about it.

[@franzyempire1019]

i watched it too in my boarding school days

[@Leo.de99]

@@patcullen9304 it’s unreadable I hate how it is written

[@PraveenKumar-ei6qr]

Achillies: He is not my King. Thesseley King: Ok Agamemnon, he was not ur man, so it was not a fair battle, we will have to redo it.

[@danielcadwell9812]

This movie will always remind me of my dad he died in 2005 without ever having watched it and I really wanted him to.

[@saduuuuuuuuuuu]

You should have tried.....worst mistake of your life

[@erolcengiz5895]

@LOVE🤣💤💤💤💤👋🥰🥰🥰🥰💤🤣🤣🤣💤

[@paulwoodford1984]

You can watch it together when you eventually see him after crossing the river sticks

[@udoborkelly7072]

​@@paulwoodford1984 River Styx not stick

[@udoborkelly7072]

Ur father was a hero

[@Vietnam_Chr0nicles]

Troy is a masterpiece. Brad Pitt killed it

[@goldblue7037]

It woud have been way better if they didnt cut out all of the gods ( they were like half of the story in the illiad)

[@speedoflight9005]

Achilles The Badass of all Badasses. Alexander The Great, Julius Caesar, and many, many others, admired him as the greatest warrior of all times.

[@marcusvinicius-so2wg]

Aquilles did not exist

[@nathanielkelvin6110]

marcus vinicius aquilles did not buh Achilles did.. either way u are right

[@mockdonatomanuel]

@Hoa Tattis the man perhaps does not follow dreams and ideals, then, what is the problem of following idealized characters

[@Brainlessbian]

@@marcusvinicius-so2wg Achilles didn't need to exist, existence needed Achilles

[@kikaa1884]

Achilles exist but not in same way it is shown in Homer Iliad. I mean it happened but he is not Demigod

[@uncian0633]

That subtle nudge 8:22 says so much how close they are as brothers. Hector be like: "Hey quit eyeballin' the queen. The husband's right in front of us for cying out loud!"

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

Troy movie production is a one of the kind movie masterpiece which is very difficult to be replicated by other film makers because it had the qualities and film production that can stand the test of time.

[@plcc07777]

Gladiator and Troy, my two favorite movies.👍

[@danup11]

This Movie is a World Class Masterpiece. One of the top ranking movie that i have watched in my entire life. "Gladiator" is the another one.

[@knightmareKnight1]

And kingdom of heaven

[@knightoyin6500]

I remember watching this movie as a teenager and it changed my life more than any other.

[@SingTodayi]

Have you become a historian?

[@Valmontst]

Have you become a Greek warrior? 😉

[@knightoyin6500]

@@Valmontst I tried..😂🤣

[@erickpena1617]

​@@SingTodayi😂😂

[@Fedrfeds]

have you become a great man 🔥

[@valstewart2418]

Brad Pitt was gorgeous in this film at his best physically

[@endlessfreedomful]

you had me when Sean Bean starts talking

[@5133937]

This is one of the few movies he survives in!

[@aidenarkham]

Right?

[@dudeofvalor9294]

@@5133937 his survival as sharpe and every death hence after reached an equilibrium.

[@sourpatchkid87]

Is that boromir?

[@gaynzz6841]

Sean Bean is not in this clip at all.

[@dhinakarroy4907]

**I won't let a stone take my glory**

[@andresric4033]

сама сцена боя такая убогая, просто писдец

[@isaiahvillarreal4512]

Somehow I have a feeling my ancestors thru out all the great battles of history didn’t care if their names wouldn’t be remembered. They strategically positioned themselves on the last line running toward the battle. Little by little slowing down while yelling go men go, until they ducked behind a rock or bush.

[@nickmiou4557]

So you aren't Greek.... From where may I ask?

[@isaiahvillarreal4512]

@@nickmiou4557 it’s a joke. Not everyone’s a hero. By now I’m sure nobodies pure anything, especially us living in the americas. We can all trace our ancestry to the old world. Besides that King absorbed many warriors from all the lands he conquered.

[@chanchalchaudhary3193]

Man, u r funny , I laughed like I had'nt for a long time

[@hopsing72]

To paraphrased general Patton, “don’t lose your life to be a hero, make the enemy lose his life “. Perhaps we are all here because of this survival trait (skill?) that you describe

[@rikkidee]

Now that's funny.

[@user-LordJustin]

That's why no one will remember your name That really is brutal words to say to a kid. Glad to see him eventually grown to a more wisdom one, fighting is always not for glory, but for the one we love.

[@shiyghansolangesolangenyuy9618]

I have been watching this movie for 10years and never gets tired

[@solomonamissah79]

True heroes beats their chest when passionate...the best movie ever

[@tonymverah8059]

"All my life, I've lived by a code and the code is simple..; honor the gods, love your woman and defend your country. Troy is mother to us all so fight for her..." Perice Hector Eric Bana was my man in that film

[@collehsabally1838]

I loved that quote

[@angiechambless1092]

I loved Hector. He was such a great Prince with Honor. Achilles was a great warrior, but I was really upset with him for killing Hector. Both Kings were foolish. Troy's King should have listened to his son's.

[@tonymverah8059]

@@angiechambless1092 when Priam went to Achiles to ask for his son's body so that he could give him a proper burial. Before Achiles gave the body he wept while wrapping it..."I'll see you soon my brother" as he cried. They were both soldiers of Honor. The only reason he killed Hector was to avenge the death of his cousin Patroclus

[@basicenglishcare...9412]

Wacthed it many times.A masterpiece indeed.

[@mrahmant2080]

Link?

[@alexvizhar1920]

I just came back from Greece and Turkey and I was able to see those sites for myself. It was an incredible experience.

[@EgyComanda]

That sword swing was a big reason for many people to watch the movie in cinema, i remember first time went to cinema to watch the movie some guy came late after this scene and he asked whether the scene came or not i answered yes it was at the start of the movie, and he felt disappointed and regretted that he came late! Thay movie at that time was phenomenal

[@Quantum3695]

My fave will always be 300. But this was very well produced and directed. Brad did a great job in the role and the supporting cast was top notch. Great movie.

[@BY-jp7sg]

Immortality! Take it, it's yours!!

[@idontSHT]

Troy top 10 of all time in my books

[@2Sage-7Poets]

the best troy movie..

[@br7451]

Brad Pitt should have won the Academy Award for best actor in Troy.

[@michaelaldan6969]

lets not get carried away here...lol

[@brianguardado7642]

Dang when he asks “is there no one else?” You can hear the echo on the background, gives you chills lol

[@danielvutran]

yeah, me too

[@claireglory]

it would be funny if all of them starts charging at achilles. lets see him fight against 8000 soldiers. lol

[@luc1d356]

@@claireglory what about honor ?

[@claireglory]

@@luc1d356 there is no honor in war. anything is permitted. honor comes in a duel where you fight for yourself. not in a war where the lives of your country and its people is at stake.

[@gaynzz6841]

@@claireglory At least someone gets it!

[@rezarterindi]

They dont make movies like this anymore...

[@yahAllahReham]

You must check out John Wo's Redclif 1 and Red Cliff 2. Do not see one peice Hollywood version.

[@erolcengiz5895]

@Nokia @🤣😂🥰💤💤💤😂🤣🥰💤🥰🥰🥰💤🥰🥰🥰💤🥰🥰😍🤣🥰💤

[@marinakaye8284]

"Your names will live for all time....Ajax and Windex!!' lol

[@mhoodswing]

My no 1 movie in the world. The movie that made me fall in love with Brad Pitt .

[@malypavel25]

I love how the title of the video has both words “full” and “preview”

[@thetowerfantasymusic]

Will strangers hear our name (...) and wonder who we were... how bravely we fought... how fiercly we loved.

[@darrellcampbell9229]

This movie in my top 5 all time favorites. Everybody remembers that first scene. 😎

[@tyesoncollins331]

Any time I watch any clip of Troy, I know I’m gonna watch the film after work lol

[@amreyanjoshua1968]

Please 🙏🥺 can you share it too me or show me where to watch it

[@reymz23]

This is the best Troy movie for me.

[@bobbyfischer7179]

Achilles just killed the best & biggest warrior in his enemy camp and continues to ask if anyone is there to challenge him infront of a million soldiers 💀

[@Suthish_GSK]

The best historic movie ever in Hollywood. "Remember" forever

[@simorote]

0:00 "From the first stirrings of life beneath water… to the great beasts of the Stone Age... to man taking his first upright steps, you have come far. Now begins your greatest quest: from this early cradle of civilization on towards the stars."

[@MsALDARI]

AKILES VEDITELA TU CON QESTI E RIVEDITELA E RIVETITELA FICHE NON MI TOCCA 1NA SEGA

[@simorote]

@@MsALDARI E che vuol dire?

[@MsALDARI]

@@simorote VUOL DIRE CHE E IMMORTALE E NON ESSERE ALLA PARI

[@simorote]

@It doesn’t matter What your name is Rough day?

[@Carlo.Ggy.]

hahaha...1st thought that came to mind as soon as I heard that!

[@mauriciomaranhao729]

GREAT DUEL AND FILM

[@badaboom5301]

_«Men are haunted by the vastness of eternity and so we ask ourselves; Will our actions echo across the centuries?.. Will strangers hear our names long after we are gone and wonder who we were, how bravely we fought, how fiercely we loved?..»_

[@navonil19]

I remember, after watching this scene I used to practice that killer move against taller, bulkier opponents in my childhood, and years have past just wondering about it.

[@claireglory]

used to do that too with my childhood friends.

[@drewnibrow]

4k UHD Blu-ray of both Theatrical and Director's cut please.

[@samtemdo8]

And an HBO Max release

[@silvervalleystudios2486]

The acting was cheesy. It's no epic like Ben Hur or Dr Zhivago. But I would still buy it for my home theatre.

[@zeshanalisheikh8191]

Love to own the Theartrical Cut in 4K UHD

[@malayangpilipino4465]

This is the best movie I ever seen!

[@robertbautista8351]

Love this movie. Love many of Brad's movies like Meet Joe Black, Seven, Legends of the Fall, 7 years in Tibet, Sleepers to name a few

[@kenfox22]

How firecley we loved. Hector the 2nd best Warrior in history

[@fleuriscaanslo6253]

Brad Pitt was so strong in this movie I like it

[@i3_13]

Back when Brad Pitt looks like Chris Hemsworth

[@drunkdonutboy]

I liked the theatrical version more. The music was better too.

[@kybone25]

100%

[@Harlock2day]

Why, have you seen the Director's cut already ?

[@drunkdonutboy]

@@Harlock2day yes its been out for a while now

[@joaomatheusalipiobusato8790]

I like too this version i have this dvd but is of else version

[@joaomatheusalipiobusato8790]

I watch this movie till today

[@AbdulKader-ml3cf]

Brat Pit's acting was unbelievable.

[@bottlethrower1544]

Hollywood cannot make movies like this any more

[@benjaminejegwa4621]

This is one of the greatest fight scenes ever...

[@t74guard78]

This was one of the weakest and most unrealistic fight scenes ever. It really wasn't even a fight scene. One guy running then jumping then stabbing another guy who is the dumbest and slowest fighter of all time. Certainly not the greatest warrior in the land. If he was, that army would lose to a group of girl scouts. Trying to understand how this could be one of the greatest ever?????????????????? Achilles vs Hektor ok, not close to the greatest but at least it was a fight scene between two fighters.

[@kanthector]

"That's why no one will remember your name.." *Ouch* ! 😂

[@coldwynn]

Never heard of the Boag guy either. Achilles had a crutch he exploited. How many better than Achilles were denied the crutch?

[@kanthector]

@@coldwynn Indeed. For me Hector is the greatest hero in Troy

[@user-cw4zj6kc8u]

Still one of my favorites. This is a really underrated film. Such a classic epic.

[@jasonadams2264]

"Thats why no one will remember your name." a deeper wound than he gave the big man

[@g1businessnetwork]

And then... he went on to become a successful trader who eventually helped Jamie and Charlie. What a legend!

[@battousaihimura8822]

This would have been a Great movie if this was Directed by RIDLEY SCOTT of GLADIATOR n KINGDOM OF HEAVEN!

[@tylergreenberg2961]

Lol I’m dead

[@aliciogarcia1430]

@@battousaihimura8822 😂😂😂😂😂 ok

[@UMBREONxSNIPING]

Thus our muscle between the calf and heel is called the Achilles Tendon...

[@annaarzadon2246]

If it's called the Achilles Tendon, then its's a tendon, not a muscle.

[@danieldraper4478]

Gastrocnemius and the Soleus muscle come together to form the Achilles Tendon which then attaches to the Calcaneous.

[@annaarzadon2246]

Do they form the Achilles tendon or does the tendon attach them to the calcaneous? From what i've read tendons attach muscle to bone and ligaments attach bone to bone.

[@princepscivitatis4083]

The event: * takes place in the Bronze Age* Bronze equipment: 👁️👄👁️

[@hermespsychopompos8753]

We Greeks wholeheartedly approve this movie. It's what matters. Nothing else. hehe! Myrmidons and Brad Pit represented the Greek army more than fine. This war happened way before Alexander the Great and thus, don't expect characteristically Greek helmets, spears, swords etc.

[@paulreid5259]

His fight with Hector was awesome.

[@anonymouse2847]

Achilles stole the show, but Hector will be always remembered by people ❤

[@chukemmang]

One of my favorite movies. I make sure I watch it at least once each and every year. The dialogue is awesome. I yearn for a remake with the cinematography and visual effects used for 300. If it is possible to use the same casts, that will be great but Brad Pitt must play Achilles again. No one can do it better than him.

[@mindful_clip]

he's 39 here and 57 now. but I get what you're saying and I agree.

[@davyroger3773]

The corny slow mo effects from 300 would ruin this great film

[@luc1d356]

Brad is old now , won't happen 😂No need for a remake, this movie is legendary like it is.

[@verneymoyo5754]

Theatrical version of this scene is scored better...

[@kybone25]

100%

[@josiahthibodeaux]

“Call for Achilles!”

[@Nineteen1900Hundred]

The entire movie is changed in subtle ways in the Director's Cut. It's a shame. I really want a Blu-Ray version of the Theatrical Cut, but it only exists in certain European regions like Greece and Germany.

[@chadneider9511]

I have both copies on dvd, Theatrical and Directors Cut, but I gotta say the theatrical is better. The problem with the directors cut on dvd is that you have to switch discs in the middle of it. Btw it’s also kinda a different intro. It’s got the gold at the beginning before they show the Warner Bros Pictures logo but it’s different music. I like the theatrical intro because of the drums banging and the woman’s voice